the wombat lives in the southern parts of australia.
characteristics all living things have: made of one or more cells, reproduse, grow and develope, and respond
made of one or more cells: wombats have the same cells as humans, such as hair, blood, and brain cells.
reproduce: wombats are born mammals, and the mother feeds her newborn children milk from her stomach/breasts
grow and develope: wombats are born furless and look similar to a newborn hamster or rat, but over the years they develope fur and look similar to a small bear, or chinchilla.
new born adult
respond: when one wombat enters anothers ground the wombat will hiss or growl to show that the territory is his.
The four needs for every living orginism: food, water, shelter, air
food: wombats usually eat grasses, roots, and fungi
water: wombats usually get their water from water holes or where ever water is available
shelter: for shelter wombats dig burrows and then live inside them
air: wombats breath air through its dog like nostrils, and into it's lungs
the wombat lives in the southern parts of australia.
characteristics all living things have: made of one or more cells, reproduse, grow and develope, and respond
- grow and develope: wombats are born furless and look similar to a newborn hamster or rat, but over the years they develope fur and look similar to a small bear, or chinchilla.
new bornThe four needs for every living orginism: food, water, shelter, air
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definitions:
vombatidae: the sientific name for wombats
vombatiformes:an the neo - latin word for "wombat shaped things", koalas, kangaroos and wombats all share the same body shape with hunched backs, and human like hands d feet
diprotodontia: possums, koalas, kangaroos, wallibies, and wombats are all herbavors, and live in australia, they also all have two large front teeth, and small jaws
marsupialia: possums, koalas, wallibies, kangaroos, opossums, tasmanian devils, and wombats all live in the southern hemesphere, they also carrie their babies in pouches.
mammalia: is a class of mammal, meaning that it lives off of other living orginisms, and it will change shaqpe as it grows.
chordata: chore data is every thing with a spinal cord
animalia: is a kingdom of animals.